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<0> if they are playing the ignorant card, show them the link to php5, and question why they are in the hosting business if they dont realise
<0> check the t&c, perhaps you can leave if they wont supply you with the service you need
<0> they are possibly scared of just breakign other websites from upgrading
<1> they could always use php5 as a mod and php4 as cgi
<2> guys, can somebody provide me a link to a site that is using PHPnuke? i just want to show it to my boss
<0> http://phpnuke.org/ Id start with!
<1> rofl
<1> faisal_d, search google for their copyright line
<1> you'll get hundreds of thousands I bet ;)
<2> i showed him phpnuke.org... but i want something with live content
<0> http://games.chariot.net.au I know of
<1> faisal_d, my suggetion might work ;)
<1> but be aware that there are quite a few phpnuke vulns I've heard of
<1> most of them were bbcode.php methinks
<2> great.. thanx guys :)
<3> i have soap_server.php5 and soap_client.php5 , and in response i got php warnings and notice although i have errror_reporting(0) on server
<4> !tell trep- about nuke
<5> is it possible to use a simple form post_shout and print $shout command in php to use a website as sort of like a message board or chat area?
<4> pacopacino: you can echo $_POST['shout'];
<5> Stormchaser, I have: $shout=$_POST['shout']; echo $_POST['shout'];
<4> um. Why?
<5> I thought I had to define the $shout before in echoed $shout
<6> haha
<4> yes, but you aren't echoing $shout...
<1> rofl
<5> ok
<6> pacopacino: since you're probably echoing this in an HTML page, you might want to read about htmlspecialchars()
<5> niraj, ok
<4> pacopacino: Not to mention you want a connection with DB as well...
<5> yes
<5> but why wouldnt you just be able to echo user inout for all to see?
<7> hey how can i limit an input for only letters ?
<8> Where can I ask about PEAR-PhpDocumentor?
<4> because post works only for the user who posted
<4> CrazyTB: #pear or efnet;s #pear
<5> ok
<4> admin1111: Limit? You mean you want to strip out non-alphabetic characters or you want to disallow non-alphabetic entries?
<7> yeh
<4> I ask "one or two" and he answers 'yeh'... so what is it?
<9> xaxa
<9> lol
<7> wtf
<7> http://pastebin.com/549752
<4> admin1111: php.net/ctype_alpha
<7> ok thanks
<10> guys, what is the best option to set pagination of a database query result?
<11> Arthur__: what database?
<10> how could I do it? does anyone knows any good documentation?
<10> mysql
<11> you'd be using the limit attribute, read the manual about it... but pretty much the secret is in limit
<10> I've heard about offset.
<10> do you know that?
<4> Arthur__: www.mysql.com/limit
<10> thank you, guys.
<10> I'll observ that.
<4> no, *REAED* that
<4> *read
<11> i should probably put pagination into my website....
<10> thank you, guys.
<10> I've found nice pages talking about that, too.
<11> meh, i'm not in the mood to do anything tonight
<11> err... today
<11> !tell nbits about away
<11> hehe
<5> for chat, does the sql table have to specify a user login, or can you have just anonymous chats?
<11> pacopacino: .... imagine being in a completly anonymous chat
<11> top
<11> woops... wrong one :)
<5> itrebal, but this isnt for anything fun...it is for work...just a simple communication tool
<11> than wouldn't it be very important to know who your talking to? that is, ***uming more than one people can do it at once
<5> true
<12> i keep getting the "no acceptable cc found in $PATH" error when i try to install PHP 4.4.2 any ideas why that happens
<13> '<
<14> moo
<15> woof,
<4> meow
<15> Glad we've got that sorted.
<16> does someone use vim for php coding ?
<17> vimman, yes, I do.
<18> im sure a lot of people do
<13> heh, it's funny here
<16> I am a vim user till now.. .. am starting with php now.. just wanted to know if I can stay with vim or should look something else... I am very comfortable with vim..
<4> crzyOH: Oh, yes... It's a riot
<17> vimman, why would you ?
<17> vim fits perfectly
<4> into what?
<19> hm
<13> well then good luck to everyone ;)
<16> thanks colder.. that's a very happy news for me
<16> colder do you use additional scripts in vim... to tune it for php
<20> Why do people question the capabilities of an editor? :P
<20> line numbering, syntax highlighting, what more? :)
<4> you mean you can *edit* with vim?
<20> ;)
<15> So I'm reading the cliff notes of the php6 meeting, and it talks about optimizing []. For applications where performance is a requirement is there something I should be using instead?
<20> Stormchaser: The vim keys are actually quite nice. Though, I'm not a vim user myself.
<12> i keep getting the "no acceptable cc found in $PATH" error when i try to install PHP 4.4.2 any ideas why that happens
<15> paulstuffins, you don't have a valid compiler in your path.
<20> paulstuffins: You need a C compiler, preferably GCC.
<17> vimman, no, I don't, I just configure it to fit with pear conding standards
<12> hmm ok where would i find one of those then?
<20> Your *nix box should already have a C compiler.
<21> anyone got a good text editor they could recommend for me for ubuntu to write php?
<11> kuja: err.... some of them dont
<20> itrebal: It'd be pretty damn insane not to have one.
<20> Mordof: jedit.org
<11> kuja: yea, i know
<11> Mordof: emacs
<18> Mordof: there are TONS of good editors, its really preference. i use nedit for everything
<12> kuja im using DSL as my box
<15> kuja, ubuntu doesn't have a compiler by default.
<11> paulstuffins: why?
<20> AzMoo: IIRC, it does. This is from experience with installing Ubuntu, but I may be wrong.
<21> AzMoo: takes like 5 seconds to get one
<2> guys, what CMS would you recommend? a small company mainly wanting to host a site and share files
<21> kuja: by default no it doesnt
<12> itrebal why not
<20> Apparently it doesn't :)
<15> I know ;)
<11> paulstuffins: well, if you have the space - it'd probably be wise to get a different
<20> Though, I'd ***ume that it's available on the cdrom repository
<21> its VERY easy to get installed, as all it is is an apt-get install... but you cant do any make or make install or w/e without it
<20> Or not? :)
<15> Oh indeed it is. Simple to get, but not default.
<22> hi all
<12> itrebal i have the space but i prefer using DDSL
<21> kuja: i learned the hard way, i just installed ubuntu and didnt understand why i couldnt get apache to compile :P hehe
<21> took 2 days to find out i needed to grab somthing
<11> paulstuffins: ok... its gunna be hard to get a compiler, though
<12> its based on debian isnt it?
<20> DSL is based on Debian? So then it has apt?
<22> I have a problem with mysql data storing... I have a script that outputs the content of a mysql-stored file, to let users download it... how can I inform the browser about the file name so that it'll download it with the correct name? (now it saves a scriptname.php file with the right contents)
<11> paulstuffins: you generally have to compile the compiler, so it'll be difficult for you - but here, http://gcc.gnu.org/
<20> Though why would would you want DSL? Unless you've got a really small harddrive, or you're booting from a restricted environment.
<20> What was the size? 30MB?
<12> ta itrebal
<20> I remember *having* gcc, but not having cc, in which case you just symlink /usr/bin/gcc to /usr/bin/cc
<20> That kind of got me for a while.
<23> Ahem.
<11> Stormchaser: is both versions of the new SuSE crap?
<11> s/is/are/
<24> freebsd rocks
<23> PHP doesn't care whether a row in a MySQL DB is tinyint or text, right?
<22> is there any header like Content-type to inform the browser?
<11> bitflesh: yup, specificly... that
<23> It could read a, say, longtext cell which was just "1", then go var + 2 and get "3"?
<22> itrebal: but that informs about the content type (mimetype), not the name
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